Malvaviscus drummondii Rehmannia Adiantum pedatum is often confused

Adiantum pedatum is often confused with Adiantum aleuticum

are followed by unusual seed pods that burst open to spread their silk laden seed

(aka: Stipa tenuissima) We truly love this Southwest US native grass

Acorus gramineus 'Licorice' is a 1997 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a US Botanical Garden import from China

Malvaviscus drummondii Rehmannia Adiantum pedatum is often confusedMalvaviscus drummondii is a unique deer resistant hibiscus relative. This Southwest US native has round green leaves clothing the 5' tall woody stems. Beginning in late summer and continuing through fall, turk's cap clumps are covered with hundreds of cute, brilliant reddish orange, hibiscus like flowers with unique swirled petals that never manage to fully open a hummingbird delight. Displayed prominently from the end of the swirled petals are it's